WatchThe Moment Alaafin Of Oyo's Body were taken into palace for traditional rites.

[@dallasdouglas1273]

R.I.P Baba no place like home I miss my home oyo state watching you all way from Québec, Toronto Canada 🇨🇦

[@eniolaegunjobi9381]

Wow .....you can still speak your language

[@akanbifemi1419]

Ise aje somonu bi okoo.emakoredele loruko jesu.

[@famakinwatunde633]

How is Toronto

[@preciousdeee3115]

Same here sir I miss home watching from UAE

[@olufemi6051]

Mumu, he was among the idiots that sent you on exile

[@comfortade962]

Wow! Adeyemi Alaafin. Kabiyesi o. kabiyesi o Adeyemi Oba wa o. Lovely King Lamidi Adeyemi is gone to be with his maker our father God Almighty. May you rest well in perfect peace forever. Love your style iku baba yeye. Yoruba Atata! Lifely young at heart. Missing you already. Adieu.

[@olamao786]

RIP to the most wonderful Oba in the Yoruba history. He’s done a wonderful job during his time and he will be greatly missed

[@commentreaderleader5439]

What job? The marriage to many greedy youths or which one

[@raymondeze4543]

@@commentreaderleader5439 plaaalal

[@kennethjames563]

How are you doing Ola? Greetings from europe

[@olajoshua999]

May his soul rest in peace 🙏 🕊 watching from Seychelles 🇸🇨

[@OBAALAAFINOROPOTONIYUN-pt6qu]

Rest on Atanda Omo ibironke

[@Udonfęminukofo]

Haa o ma se o, may his soul rest in peace. All is VANITY meh

[@ibrahimajibola5614]

Rip iku Baba yeye 😭😭😭

[@tessgh1]

Rest In Peace Omo Oranmiyan. Ojo pa sekere omo atiba

[@omowunmiogunsina4228]

Vanity upon Vanity May his soul will Rest In Peace Ikubabaye

[@preciousdeee3115]

May his soul Rest In Peace

[@wunmi343]

Wọ́n tí gbé ọba padà saafin, ìyókù ti di ọwọ́ àwọn àwòrò ṣàṣà. Ọrùn ire ó Kabiyesi Aláàfin Ọ̀yọ́ Lamidi Adeyemi.

[@tiwaomowunmi5302]

R.i.p baba i miss my home Oyo state 😭😭😭😭

[@cecilianiyifrancis4870]

May his Soul Rest in Peace ✌ 🙏

[@brightmichael1742]

Damn.. that's a big lost. His soul shall rest forever in peace. ASE be

[@blessingagidi42]

I wish I'm in Nigeria beautiful handsome man R.I.P

[@inorinor4078]

I dnt know why i like this man,am just crying maybe because of the traditional or him himself i just dnt know ,i pray may his soul rest ipp,because of this ramadan ,baba daada

[@kasalimariaadeolababs5181]

Walai Asan lori asan O ga oo Me I know that one day dandan ni all of us will surely die.. Is just that no one knows who is next

[@jajayi]

Yoruba royal funeral custom is in full display here from the bata drummers who ushered Lamidi Adeyemi III back to his court. See those seven women who I think are Sango worshippers under the direction of Iya Sango chanting appropriate verses for the occasion. See that modern young woman in red sweat trousers chanting the verses with the other women with pride. Our Yoruba culture is in good hands thanks a lot to HIM Lamidi O. Adeyemi III.

[@annefranciselizabeth3840]

Culture of impunity, retrogression, patriarchy, paedophilia, deceit, corruption, lack of accountability and superstition. Shame!!!!

[@___Neo___]

Royal??

[@jajayi]

@@___Neo___ Yes, very Royal. My thanks to Oyomesi's decision to share all this with all of us and not only to the Awo. Alaafin belongs to the people. Sharing his homegoing with all is doing the last wish of Lamidi Olayiwola Atanda Adeyemi III!

[@sduduzilelambrance1600]

@@jajayi there was nothing royal about his burial he wasn't accorded respect as a king.

[@victorogunjimi2206]

RIP baba

[@bkkfal6307]

Na in head den they shout like this, and he no gree stand up. Ikuuuuuuuuu!!!!!

[@jermaineogunlock236]

RIP. OBA LAMIDI

[@bkkfal6307]

Na wa oooo....death is a leveler

[@braitkhamadetokun8578]

This is very foolish and embarrassing to be seeing people with phones recording when something happens like this so disturbing

[@jajayi]

Braitkham Adetokun, nothing is foolish or embarrassing here in people recording one of our rarest funeral process. That Lamidi Olayiwola Adeyemi III joined his ancestors and becoming a deity is not disturbing or sorrowful. That iku overpowered iku baba yeye is what warriors love to watch. A contest where one of the contestants overpower the other. Haven't you heard that a warrior goes to war either to win and take prisoners or is killed on his feet. Lamidi died on his feet, a warrior king is never captured. In this case iku(death) showed that he could silence Olayiwola Atanda omo Alowolodu bi iyere. You don't mourn kings, they're celebrated.

[@bukkieaddey_harbpur2318]

I expected that prominent dignitaries of Yorubaland would have trooped to the palace today, at the break of the sad news

[@preciousadesoji4514]

Troop in to do what ? When they are not the ones to perform rituals on the corpse. Alaafin is not an ordinary king in Yoruba land.

[@folashadeshenbote7345]

Comfort l like your comment like kilode. Nice one

[@bukkieaddey_harbpur2318]

@@preciousadesoji4514 I never said he was and only spoke my mind.I mean for them to pay the usual homage expected in the event of such.We witnessed such when late Olubadan died.

[@bankkyade9755]

@@bukkieaddey_harbpur2318 It's not yet time to homage. If you are not standing well or a family, stay away for now.

[@vjaroslaw]

Am asking out of respect, as I am not a Yoruba, but appreciate greatly your traditions and culture; but am ignorant of so much. My question is: Why were those beautiful and powerful bata drums seeming to remain outside of the Palace? Thank you.

[@jajayi]

Funeral process is a solemn affair, a time of reflections on the departed and our own mortality. The drums stay out because if they continue in the inner court, the spirit of the dead and those who preceded him may intoxicate the people with the sound of the drum thereby may become a rowdy affair and disruption of the process may happen.

[@vjaroslaw]

@@jajayi Thank you , dúpẹ

[@julietmeyer8167]

He just died like a checking, were are all those his beautifull girls?, why can't him take them along, vanity upon vanity is all vanity

[@azeezray7458]

Like the way your father take your mother to grave

[@odeyemistephen8471]

Some of you lack manner to talk sometime

[@Mimipearl99]

@juliet Meyer if you were one of his wives, would you have followed him

[@Vivian_Ejiogu]

A very rude thing to say..... Omo osi

[@rafsalam2008]

That is to say, your mother was buried with your father? Fool! Must you writes rubbish or say something?

[@habeebadeyemi7848]

They blamed people for capturing the remain of Alaafin, where are all the oyomesi and the high sango chief priest when this is happening or aren’t they aware of it, they buried him like a mere commonner

[@alimsylla5367]

Similar culture to the fourah bay people. Same Yoruba culture.

[@opemalik7181]

Effect of slave trade. Yorubas preserved their culture in Sierra Leone

[@toyinoladimeji5812]

Ķàbìyèsì Òbà Làmìdì Ádéyemi l’o máa jé láti iwájú, ìwà àrà tí ó tóbi ju ìwàláàyè ní ayé yìí, bí o ti gba ipò rẹ láàrín àwọn baba ńlá àti àwọn baba ńlá àtijọ́ tí wọ́n ti lọ ṣáájú ṣùgbọ́n tí wọ́n padà wá gba ohun ìní wọn, ogún, ilẹ̀ baba ńlá. ati oro ati oro ji. A ko ni da omije sile bikose yin Oluwa Ọlodùmàrè fun anfaani lati jẹri ifẹ ainipẹkun si awọn ayanfẹ ati ayanfẹ rẹ. E gba isimi nisinyi, sugbon dide kikan ni oju ogun ti o wa niwaju fun imupadabọsipo Orilẹ-ede Yorùbá ati awọn eniyan si ibi titobilọla ti o tọ ṣaaju idalọwọduro ti awọn ogbogun, Ìrè ò,

[@jermaineogunlock236]

USUALLY HAS TO BE BURIED. LATE AT NIGHT. YES. ...RIP

[@vitoriatime6825]

May his soul rest in peace